Most people try to “eat better” by adding rules. ✅
But the real lever is simpler: nutrient density.
Here’s the question 👇
If you ate only the foods in your diet that are truly nutrient-dense (not just calorie-dense), what would you actually be eating? 🤔
That question makes people uncomfortable for a reason. (In a good way.) 😅
One nutrition habit (popular in carnivore circles) that works on any diet is this:
Start meals with a protein anchor. 💪
Meat, eggs, fish, beans, tofu, Greek yogurt—whatever fits your choices.
Here’s the mini-challenge 🎯
🍴 Eat the protein portion first (or at least half).
⏳ Wait 10 minutes.
🍞🍪 Then decide if you still want the starch/sweet/snack.
This isn’t magic ✨ — it’s a simple way to build meals around nutrition + satiety instead of cravings.
Try it for 7 days 🗓️ and notice one thing:
Do you feel steady and satisfied… or do you keep “needing something” after you eat? ⚖️